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Parks don’t just happen. People make parks happen. It is up to each and every one of us who value parks to find our own special way to help protect the treasures found in all of the green space and special places that make parks an identifiable resource that enhance the quality of life right where we live.
How you make parks happen depend on how you choose to give. There are a variety of ways to help. You can give of your time, your talents or your financial resources. Any way you choose to help can make a significant difference in the protection of the land we leave for future generations.
Metropark Alerts
Mud Mania Attire Notice
Park customer/owners and event guests planning on attending the 12th Annual Mud Mania this weekend (August 10th-12th) will need to wear articles of clothing that do NOT contain any metal. This includes: buttons, zippers, chains, etc. In addition, if a park customer/owner or event guest plans to utilize the water slide, they must NOT have keys, knives or any other item on them that may tear the tarp needed to provide a safe and fun experience. Please, also keep in mind that proper footwear is required (no flip-flops).Closure of Forest Run MetroPark - Timberman Ridge Area for Trail Construction
Please check the NEWS section of this website for more details regarding this closure which begins August 13, 2018 until the area is re-opened by the Executive Director.Pumpkin Vine Trail Closure - Rentschler Forest MetroPark -Reigart Road Area
Due to heavy rains, a .35 mile section of the Pumpkin Vine Trail has been washed-out , deemed unsafe for passage, and closed at the Reigart Road Area of Rentschler Forest MetroPark, located at , 5701 Reigart Road, Fairfield Township OH 45011. Barriers and signage are in place and indicate an alternate route for passage; however, until repairs have occurred this section of trail will remain closed. Thank you for your patience as MetroParks staff works to make the necessary repairs.Great Miami River Trail Closure
The section of the Great Miami River Trail path between the State Route 122 Bridge at Bicentennial Commons, continuing just north of the new River Center construction site will be closed. Contractors will be installing the entrance and utilities for the River Center, which is projected to open in June 2018. This section of the trail will be closed until further notice for the safety of our park customer/owners. Thank you for your patience during while we bring improvements to your park system!We offer a periodic newsletter with information about upcoming events and programs.
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MetroParks provides opportunities to experience open green spaces near home. Pick the time of day that fits your busy schedule to spend some time with nature. Hike a trail, wander through natural habitats, view wildlife or just play! Please consider donating to further MetroParks ability to provide these resources.